The savior of the labor shortage era! A groundbreaking right-angle branching module that supports the automation of sorting tasks.
The "F-RAT Neo-CrossOver" is a supreme right-angle branching module that pursues maintainability and safety while providing high performance. It allows for easy construction of automated lines, enabling safe collaboration with humans. With a mechanism design that does not cause vertical movement of transported items, it is a flat and simple product that does not apply shock or vibration to the transported items. 【Features】 ■ Realization of IoT ■ Safe and simple design ■ Airless ■ Energy-saving ■ Module that enables IoT realization *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Features】 - Realization of IoT through system construction using id-PAC technology that integrates software and hardware - Simple design that only requires combination with front and rear conveyors - Easy control with a dedicated controller - No air compressor required - Fully electric - Operates only when items are present - Adopts a run-on-demand system *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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For over half a century, along with small motors, our company's history has truly been a history of technological innovation, and we have devoted ourselves to solving various technical challenges through relentless development efforts. The numerous original products we developed ahead of the world are now expanding not only in the fields of FA and logistics but also in agriculture, horticulture, and home automation, further broadening our reach. These products, including those from Motorola, are highly regarded in the international market, and we are building a sales network with a global operational structure across four locations: Japan, the United States, Europe, and Asia.